Van wink

Can’t see it getting a majority in the HOC

Not really, probably lining someone up who actually knows whats in the WA, wouldnt want to be making it up as he went along now would he.

I find it very difficult to watch to footage of the burning forest, makes me feel sick and hugely angry at the same time. You can forget about the plus and minus arguments on Brexit for our future, in context it is of little importance for our future.

https://t.co/sWX1cdlgdi?amp=1

From what I read support for another referendum has marginally increased in parliament but I still doubt there is sufficient for it to happen. The latest poll I've seen would give some heart to remainers should it happen though. Latest EU Referendum Voting Intention from Deltapoll (comparison with 5-7 Sept): Leave 45 (-2) Remain 55 (+2) Sample: 2,017 Fieldwork: 18-21 Oct 2019 Unlike this one for our Corbynista friends Latest Voting Intention from Deltapoll (comparison with 5-7 Sept): Con 37 (+6) Lab 24 (-4) Lib Dem 19 (+2) Brexit Party 11 (-2) Others 9 (-2) Sample: 2,017 Fieldwork: 18-21 Oct 2019

That wasnt quite the point I was making, my point was that all the other policies wont get much air time if Brexit isnt resolved, it will turn into a one issue election.

Keep your paws of my posts

Its a fair point KG, but Labour need a resolution to Brexit before an election if they want their other policies to get the sort of coverage they would like

I think Bognor

Were they sent to a concentration camp?

are you on it again Bill?

Bill "more ill informed old cobblers from our closet brexiteer and since when has MPs voting to have the accepted amount of time to scrutinise a bill been 'an arcane procedure' ? christ, even the farken animals in circus bill was allocated more time than this stop stop posting up lies and maybe let one of your other 'characters' have a go Len perhaps ?" Ah ha, so Purple has joined our merry band........anyone seen the Queen of Hearts?

If you say so Where is it?

Wise words David Allen Green @davidallengreen · 2h Brexiters have immense advantages: they have referendum win, the government, and now parliamentary approval for a deal in principle But Remainers are winning a sequence of smaller battles and now have benefit of further extension Neither can be complacent, either could prevail

Seeing that Creperie made me think of you.

All have postal votes and live in Peterborough

That’s a different point.

Yes there is. It just needs a majority to vote for it.

You seem to have discovered yet another Trump-phibian...with the emphasis on the phib! “A newly discovered blind and burrowing amphibian is to be officially named Dermophis donaldtrumpi, in recognition of the US president’s climate change denial. The name was chosen by the boss of EnviroBuild, a sustainable building materials company, who paid $25,000 (£19,800) at an auction for the right. The small legless creature was found in Panama and EnviroBuild’s Aidan Bell said its ability to bury its head in the ground matched Donald Trump’s approach to global warming. Trump’s distinctive hair has already led to comparisons to a poisonous furry caterpillar and a golden-plumed pheasant, while a yellow-crowned moth was called Neopalpa donaldtrumpi in 2017.”

William Taylor’s evidence is surely the most damning yet and very hard to characterise a man with his background as a conspirator

If we had a decent opposition party the pessimism might be less warranted.

Blindfold and a pin Billy

May well be extension till end of Jan, GE and a big win for BJ most likely now.

Van wink Members 534 13,417 posts Report post Posted Friday at 14:46 This looks like an absurd post to me, going to be an awful lot tighter than that in the real world. Absurd indeed...poor Biil

It’s the sort of deal I had hoped for, presumably the FT has good sources but it will be very close" Read the whole thing! I was refering to a customs union amendment.